LRS NIST Cybersecurity Framework PractitionerBootcamp Introductions Please share

LRS NIST Cybersecurity Framework Practitioner/Bootcamp ®

Introductions Please share a bit about yourself: • Name • Organization • Title/Role • Cybersecurity or Security experience • Your expectations for the course ®

Facilities • • • Class hours Building hours Parking Restrooms Meals Phones Messages Smoking Internet access Recycling Emergency procedures ®

Audience Students who attend Practitioner are generally: • Individuals within an organization who are directly involved in the planning, design, creation, implementation, and or improvement of a cybersecurity program that will follow the principles of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. • Although some aspects of the course are technical, the Practitioner course also includes risk management, business controls, and other topics that would be of value to staff outside of the traditional technical audience. ®

Prerequisites • The Practitioner and Bootcamp courses assume students have already taken the Foundation course or have significant experience with the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. ®

Course outline Module 1 Course Introduction Module 2 Risk Management in the NIST CSF and NIST RMF Module 3 Real World Attacks Module 4 The Components of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework Module 5 Defense in Depth and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework Module 6 Assessing Cybersecurity in the Subcategories ®

Course outline (continued) Module 7 Creating a Written Information Security Program Module 8 A Practitioner’s Deep Dive into Creating or Improving a Cybersecurity Program Module 9 Continuous Cybersecurity Improvement ®

Course information This course covers the practitioner aspects of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and includes: • • Slides Quizzes Real life examples Frequent discussions ®

NIST Content Accreditation • Some of the information contained in LRS Education Services NIST Cybersecurity Framework courses comes directly from content created by NIST. • Per NIST such documentation is considered public information which may be distributed or copied but credit for NIST is requested. • This page serves as accreditation for NIST created content in the LRS Education Services NIST CSF Practitioner course. ®

Wikipedia Content Accreditation • For ease of understanding some of the information contained in LRS Education Services NIST Cybersecurity Framework courses comes from content located on Wikipedia • This content has been validated with credible sources (such as NIST, CIS, etc. ) for accuracy • Such content is included in adherence to the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3. 0 license • The electronic courseware for the class includes links to specific referenced Wikipedia articles ®

End of Module 1 Course Introduction ®